5 articles to prepare your trip
Three temperate states where 275 Iguazu waterfalls, Italian vineyards around Bento Gonçalves, Florianópolis beaches and Rio Grande do Sul canyons converge.
The world's largest wetland, where jaguars, caimans and hyacinth macaws are observed from trails and rivers, complemented by the clear waters of Bonito and the cerrado canyons.
From Rio to the baroque towns of Minas Gerais via the Costa Verde, the Southeast brings together the foundational landscapes of Brazil across short distances.
From Salvador to the dune-lagoons of Lençóis Maranhenses, Nordeste stretches 1,500 km of coastline, a hiking plateau, and Afro-Brazilian heritage.
Amazonie
Rio Negro basin, flooded forest lodges, Manaus markets and tucupi cuisine: the Brazilian Amazon unfolds over a minimum of four nights, moving at the rhythm of the rivers.
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